Tariffs Could Cost San Diego Households $2,400 in 2025, Local Leaders Warn
San Diego families may be paying a steep price for the latest round of tariffs. According to Representatives Scott Peters and Sara Jacobs, the average…
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Elephant Valley Coming to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in 2026
Big news is thundering out of Escondido: Elephant Valley is set to open at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in early 2026, and it’s…
SpaceX Crew-10 Mission Splashes Down Safely off San Diego Coast
After more than four months aboard the International Space Station (ISS), four astronauts made a safe return to Earth Saturday morning, landing with a splash…
New Affordable Housing Community Coming to San Diego
San Diego is taking another step toward tackling its long-standing housing crisis with the announcement of The Becker, a new affordable housing community now under…
New Proposed Permit Requirement for Nonprofits Raises Concerns About Coastal Access
A new permit requirement being considered by the City of San Diego is sparking concern among nonprofit leaders and coastal access advocates. The proposal would…
Lake Hodges Dam Future in Question After Costs Nearly Double
Plans to rebuild the aging Lake Hodges Dam have hit a major roadblock, leaving San Diego officials, water agencies, and local residents in limbo. Originally…
Oceanside City Council Reverses Course, Approves Long-Contested Warehouse Project
After years of debate and a recent rejection, the Oceanside City Council has reversed its earlier decision and approved the construction of a warehouse, manufacturing,…
Back to School in San Diego: New Cell Phone Rules, Expanded Resources, and a Fresh Start for Students
It’s back-to-school season for thousands of students across San Diego, and this year, the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) is ringing in the 2025–2026…
Are You Ready for This Heat Wave?
Summer is in full swing, and San Diego is starting to feel the heat—literally. As temperatures climb, several popular hiking trails have been temporarily closed…
Too Far From Work, Too Close to Traffic: Why San Diego’s Housing Isn’t Where the Jobs Are
If you’ve ever sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic on I-805, wondering why your 20-minute commute takes 50, you’re not alone—and it’s not your imagination. It’s San…